Ecorche

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E`cor`che´

(Fine Arts) A manikin, or image, representing an animal, especially man, with the skin removed so that the muscles are exposed for purposes of study.

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No references found			Chaim Soutine's Le Boeuf Ecorche sold for pounds 7,848,000, including buyer's premium, at Christie's in London, pounds 3m more than expected and a world record for the artist's work. pounds 8m side of beef by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) For most artists, the Ecorche was an academic set piece, merely a footnote to their career. The "Blue Rider" imbroglio by Kramer, Hilton / New Criterion In "Arab Horses Fighting in a Stable," his version of the subject, Delacroix was able to synthesize the classical with the exotic, with his studies of ecorche (French for flayed bodies), with the example of English art, and with the work of Rubens--Delacroix owned Pieter Claesz Soutman's engravings of Rubens' paintings of hunts. Eugene Delacroix (1798-1863). "Arab Horses Fighting in a Stable." ... by Emerging Infectious Diseases			economic zone economical economically economics economics department economics profession economies of scale economise economiser economism economist economistic Economization economize economize on economizer Economo's disease economy economy class economy drive economy of scale economy size economy-class syndrome ecophobia ecophysiology Ecorche écorché ecoregion ecosensitive ECOSOC ECOSOC commission ecospecies ecosphere Ecossaise écossaise Ecostate ecosystem ecosystem services ecoterrorism ecoterrorist ecotone ecotourism ecotype Ecoute ECOWAS Ecphasis ecphonema Ecphoneme ecphonesis Ecphractic ECR			ECOPA ECOPAC Ecopace Ecopace Ecopath with Ecosim Ecopave ECOPD ECOPEI Ecopetrol ecophene ecophenotype ECOphlex ecophobia ecophysiological ecophysiologist ecophysiology ecophysiology ECOPP ECOPS ECOPT ECOPY ECOPY Ecopy Paper Connection Forum ECOR Ecor1 ECORA ECORC Ecorche Ecorché écorché Écorché figure ECORD Ecord Science Operator Ecoregion Ecoregion Ecoregion PA1314 Ecoregion PA1314 Ecoregional Action Plan Ecoregional Democracy Ecoregional Democracy Ecoregions ECOREP EcoRI Ecorr ECORRN Ecorse Ecorse Ecorse, Michigan Ecorse, Michigan ECOS ECOS ECOS ECOS ECOSA ECOSAT ECOSC ECOSE ecosensitive

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